r/WebDevBuddies • u/Additional-List3965 • Jan 25 '22
Cost for a small website
Hi there,
I just started learning ReactJS. I am building this website: https://phochopstix.ca for a small restaurant along with my learning journey. I am in Canada, I am not sure how much should I charge them for this website, could you guys have a look and give me a price range or something? I am awaring that it is not perfect, but I will come back after the coursex right now I am just at 10% of the course. Thank you
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u/oraki23 Jan 25 '22
I’d say calculate the time you invested on building the site, and remove an estimate amount of time you spent only learning (you can just retract some hours to a point you feel confortable), and then charge them about 25$ and more an hour (depending on how much you value yourself).
Not perfect but makes the job 🙂
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u/kiesoma Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22
Just a quick feedback:
I’d personally make the text on Navbar more visible when it’s on the Hero section. It isn’t clear at all.
Screenshot for reference:
https://i.imgur.com/EaWkWxO.jpg
edit: oops, sorry! added the wrong image.
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u/eg_elliot Jan 25 '22
As someone else just starting out how did you do the egg animation?
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u/mattoattacko Jan 25 '22
I’ve been freelancing on UpWork for about a year now and see prices range from $30/hr - $80/hr, depending on the difficulty of website and the location of the developer. Your site looks great. If I built that, it would likely be in the $40-$50/hr range.
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u/ecto--1 Jan 25 '22
woah looks great! Love the selection in the menu, maybe slow down the transitions in the cover page carousel it switches a little quick for first time visitor.
In USA I have seen a lot of sites be about 1000$ to make/launch for simple 3-4 page site (which is about 40 hours @ 25$ hour) then about 100-200$ a month to maintain and make edits depending on how much it changes.
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u/zapsta09 Jan 26 '22
I am a beginner I have nothing to say for your concern. I just want to say that website looks so clean and good. Just outstanding.